.ps domains list

What is .ps TLD

The .ps top‑level domain is the country‑code namespace delegated for the State of Palestine. In practice, .ps domains and .ps websites serve public institutions, NGOs, universities, and businesses aiming to signal Palestinian affiliation or audience focus. Because adoption is internationally distributed, content frequently targets multilingual users and leverages hosting outside the territory while retaining geographic branding. In our index we see active domains and live websites; currently resolve via DNS across countries. This combination of compact scale and broad reach makes the zone a useful lens for regional research, brand protection, and market analysis. We provide entity‑level metadata, infrastructure fingerprints, and periodic deltas for monitoring change. Download .ps domain datasets from webatla.

History and key features of .ps TLD

The .ps namespace emerged in the early 2000s as part of the global expansion of country‑code domains. Since then, policy and operations have followed a conventional ccTLD model: second‑level registrations, locally oriented naming, and routine compliance with international DNS standards. In our longitudinal view of .ps domains and .ps websites, activity is steady rather than volatile, with periodic peaks tied to news cycles and institutional launches. Recently, we observed new registrations last week and , indicating consistent inflow alongside renewals. Resolution rates remain high relative to pool size, aligning with DNS‑active names. Features that matter to analysts include nameserver diversity, hosting dispersion, and registrar concentration, all measurable in our datasets. Download historical .ps data from webatla.

Why and who choose the .ps domain

Organizations choose .ps to communicate Palestinian relevance, align with regional programs, or defend trademarks. For publishers and civic groups, .ps domains and .ps websites provide clear geo‑signals for search, audience expectations, and governance transparency. Commercial adopters often balance local branding with global infrastructure, hosting content outside the territory while maintaining .ps visibility. Our telemetry shows adoption across countries, reflecting diasporic, academic, and international NGO usage patterns. With active domains and live sites, analysts can segment behavior by sector, registrar, and hosting network to map influence and risk. Typical selection drivers include jurisdictional alignment, language targeting, and brand defensibility within ccTLD frameworks. We publish profiles detailing churn, redirects, and uptime to support due diligence. Download .ps usage segments from webatla.